Double Coil Harrow Tine for Sunflower Field Cultivators

Description

When you’re working ground with your Sunflower field cultivator and notice the finish isn’t as smooth as it used to be, or you’re seeing uneven residue breakdown, it’s probably time to check those harrow tines. These double coil spring tines are what keep your field cultivator doing its job right—breaking up clods, leveling the soil, and giving you that smooth finish that sets up your planting perfectly.

What You’re Getting

• Double coil design that flexes with the ground contours while maintaining consistent soil contact
• 3/8-inch wire construction that’s built to handle rocks and debris without breaking
• 4-inch spacing between coils provides the right balance of aggressiveness and soil flow
• Direct replacement for your Sunflower equipment—no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This tine is designed specifically for Sunflower field cultivators that handle everything from spring tillage to seedbed preparation. Whether you’re working corn stubble, breaking up compacted areas after harvest, or putting the finishing touches on ground before planting, this harrow tine delivers the consistent soil engagement that makes the difference between good and great field conditions.

Made to Last

Field cultivator tines take a beating from rocks, roots, and varying soil conditions. This AgSmart replacement is made from quality spring steel that’s heat-treated for the right combination of strength and flexibility. It’ll spring back from obstacles instead of bending permanently, and the wire thickness gives you seasons of reliable performance without constant replacement.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—these tines mount the same way as your originals with the standard coil mounting system. When replacing tines, it’s smart to check the whole harrow section and replace any that are worn or damaged at the same time for even soil finish. A quick tip: if your tines have been working in rocky ground, inspect the mounting hardware too since worn mounts can cause premature tine failure.